November 10th, 2009
Wow and thank you to those of you who nominated Raising Olives for the 2009 Homeschool blog awards!
Raising Olives has been nominated in 4 categories and voting is now open:
Best Homeschool Mom Blog
Best NEW Homeschool Blog
Best SUPER Homeschooler
Best Nitty-Gritty Homeschool Blog
If you’re a regular reader you may click on the links above if you’d like [...]
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October 28th, 2009
Katrina who blogs at A Mother’s Heart wondered, “(H)ow do get to offer things to your readers and how to you get places to send you things to try out?”
This is a great question and one that I wondered about for a while.
THIS IS IMPORTANT: Companies want you to talk about their products or [...]
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October 8th, 2009
If you search “olives” on Baidu, (a Chinese search engine that ranks 9th in Alexa’s overall internet rankings ) “Raising Olives” is the first website that comes up.
How do I know you wonder? No, I don’t read Chinese, so I’ve not been spending my free time surfing Baidu. I just realized that Raising Olives has [...]
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October 1st, 2009
As a BlogFrog Community Leader I’ve been in on a secret, but today I get to share it with you. I’m sure that you’ve noticed BlogFrog widgets around the internet. Some, like mine, contain a link to a discussion forum where you can ask questions and talk with other blog readers, others show you recent [...]
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September 24th, 2009
Ready for some more Q &A?
If not, I apologize, it’s the only thing I have enough brain power to post. Today we bought 170 pounds of chicken, 100 pounds of ground beef and 30 pounds of roast in addition to a hundred cans of tomato sauce, dozens of pounds of cheese and much more, over [...]
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